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Imperial Whitetail Clover Wild Game Seed
A premium seed blend that grows quickly in most soils, attracts deer, and helps you grow bigger bucks. Imperial Whitetail™ Clover Wild Game Seed gives bucks the protein levels they need during the 200-day antler growing period. With a taste deer prefer, it'll bring them in from surrounding areas. Stays green year-round. A single planting can last up to 5 years without reseeding. Preferred by deer 5 to 1 over other plantings. Features Golden Jumpstart™ seeds for the quickest possible initial growth. 18 lbs. will plant up to 2.5 acres.
Whitetail Institute Imperial Products Developed Specifically for Whitetail Deer. Specially blended seed and mineral mixes, consisting of essential minerals and vitamins. A high protein content produces bigger and healthier animals with larger racks. Imperial products are scientifically developed by the Whitetail Institute of North America, the leader in the research and development of Whitetail Deer products.
Notice--Feeders, Feeds, Baits, Attractants & Scents.Notice: The use of game feeders, supplies and scents is restricted in some states. Please consult your local game laws before supplementing or hunting with feeders, feeds, baits, attractants or scents. --- Even though you are able to checkout with this item, it will be removed from your order if shipping to a restricted location.
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Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
257BobImproved from
Performs well, if properly maintained.My first plantings of Imperial Whitetail Clover were in 2014. It came up well but I didn't do a good job of weed control and it just couldn't overcome the weed competition. I tried again in 2015 and 2016 (all fall plantings) and with better weed control, it has done great. The 2015 plantings have begun to thin noticeably and are being re-planted this fall. Don't expect too much in the first year but years two and three are great if you get the proper pH and the proper amount of nutrients on the ground. I highly recommend regular soil sampling for lime and fertilizer requirements. The deer and turkeys just hammer it. I just wish you sold it in the 18 lb. bags!
Date published: 2019-07-29
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Hoss1299 from
Simply the bestIn the past few years I have tried 22 different clovers and clover blends, each in their own food plot. I spray GLY 4 and kill off everything and a week later I come in and put on some lime and 19-19-19 fertilizer and then broadcast the seed. A light drag afterwards and call it done. The germination of this stuff is phenomenal and the deer come to this plot before anything else. They absolutely love it. The highly palatable clover leads to much higher consumption rate has lead to a huge difference in antler growth and big improvement in body condition and a lot more fawns hitting the ground this year. Where as we use to pretty much get 1 fawn from each doe, we are now mostly twins and a few triplets, and a big part of the reason is this clover. The difference in antler growth is astonishing. Don't waste time or money on anything else
Date published: 2017-08-09
Rated 5 out of
5 by
geezee6611 from
highly recommendI have tried a lot of different products but their clover is best by a lot. I have got 4 yrs on my multiple plots. Kill the weeds, turn the soil over about 3 weeks later then put lime down. A week or so later put the clover seed and fertilizer down Then I drag a old box spring behind the 4 wheeler and let the rain do the rest.
Date published: 2016-03-26
Rated 5 out of
5 by
BowMechanic from
The ONLY ONEDon't waste your money on any other clover blend. I've tried them all. Some of them didn't even germinate. Several yrs. ago I planted a test plot of four brands of clover mix. Two never broke ground, and one was very puny, while the Imperial was thick, healthy, and large. I just seeded over my Imperial for the first time in six yrs. last week. This is the only thing other than beans, corn, and acorns that my deer will hit every day. I recommend planting where it will get close to a half day of shade; in the south anyway.
Date published: 2015-08-11
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Irish9 from
Best food plot choiceI have been using Whitetail Clover on my thirty acre spread for the last two seasons. I am surrounded by corn and beans in a big agricultural area and was skeptical as to how well a food plot would work. The results have been amazing, the deer, as well as turkeys absolutely love this stuff! I am sold on it!
Date published: 2015-06-25
Rated 5 out of
5 by
SpikeKiller369 from
Fastest Sprouting Clover I've ever seenI planted this clover friday 8 August 2014. Rained on Saturday and Monday 11 August 2014 it was already turning the field green. Unbelievable!! I have another bag to plant in a plot later in September. I will overseed a two year old clover patch in september with this seed. It is absolutely awesome.
Date published: 2014-08-12
Rated 5 out of
5 by
bowhtr1 from
Great productI have one acre of this and it is 3 years old. I only mow it twice each summer, lime and fertilize it. Easy to keep up and looks great with deer pounding it hard.
Date published: 2014-05-22
Rated 5 out of
5 by
PAPlotter from
Overall fantasticThis clover is probably the best thing one could plant. I have planted a few other varieties and all grew well but none had the draw WI Clover has. My field went from 3-5 deer on a regular basis to 10-15. Easy to establish, easy to maintain. The only thing I would recommend is if using a fence style drag, don't drag after seeding. It moves seed around and isn't even planting after that. Instead, drive over the plot with the ATV or tractor. I know its time and gas consuming, but worth it in the end. I planted an acre and I would also recommend a heavier planting than the recommended amount. I planted 2 bags in the fall and followed by another 1 1/2 bags which I frost seeded in March. The half bag I separated the seed and used the smaller seed, which is the clover that will become the permanent plant. Now as far as price, sure it's pricey when compared to coop seed, but trust me when I say this clover is way better than any coop seed you can buy.
I mostly hunt in my neighborhood and thought about doing a small food plot in a path, but the city cuts it once every year around the end of November to early December. Will the clover be okay if its cut ?
Asked by: Isaac18
thanks for the question. The clover can be cut.
Answered by: expert 90
Date published: 2018-11-28
Does this need to be planted every year?
Asked by: Damon1
Thank you for choosing Bass Pro Shops. Per the manufacturer, it lasts up to 5 years from a single planting.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist8
Date published: 2018-02-01
is this white or red clover ?
Asked by: Billy Hilbers
Hi, per the manufacturer, the Imperial Whitetail Clover is a mix of three Ladino White Clovers along with a Berseem Clover.
Thank you
Answered by: BPSResource7
Date published: 2017-08-10
Bees
Can bees use this clover
Asked by: Jim5963
Thank you for your inquiry:
Bees can and will use the Whitetail Clover heavily when the plants produce flowers in the spring and summer.
Answered by: BPSResource15
Date published: 2017-06-02
when is the best time to plant this seed?
Asked by: bwhitt
Just before it rains in mid August.
Answered by: SpikeKiller369
Date published: 2017-06-02
If my horses get out and eat this clover will it heart them
Asked by: norten
This will not hurt livestock if they eat it.
Answered by: BPSResource3
Date published: 2017-06-02
can I plant this in a shady area
Asked by: koolkid
Yes it seems to do better with a little shade during the hot summer weather.
Answered by: SpikeKiller369
Date published: 2017-06-02
if purchased for christmas will the seed be ok to plant in the spring(clover)
Asked by: buffalojeff
Thank you for your question! According to the website, the clover is recommended to planted in the months of Apr 1 - May 15 and Aug 1 - Sept 15.
